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MEDICAL, &c.


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EDUCATIONAL.

A FOREIGN LADY OF CULTURE DESIRES TO
"A exchange Instructions in Music French and Ger
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STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
y NoRDDETTsCHER LLOYD q o.
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Il oRTY-F1RST ANNUAL
STATEMENT
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN.,
NET ASSETS. January. /, 1886, e52.o42.45210
RECEIVED IN1SS6
For premiums. -. -. 464,543.67
For interest rents z, 813. 1908
PROFIT and Ioss-...... 147,2s2.92 7,425.OO6.62
eeo,se7.4ss.7a
DIsBURsED IN 1885.
For claims by
death and
insured
N d o
ments $3,513,O21.SA
Surplus re-
turned to
holders 1.1so1s171
Lapsed and
Surrender.
ed Policies5s2s47.oo
TOTAL TO PolLoY-ao1DE,s, e5,2s50006k
Commissions to Asenta sA-
aries, Medical ExAminer
fees Printing, Advertise
ing, Legal Real Estate,
and al other Expenses. $3.50 362O5
016.21 $685., Z6S0V
BAIANos NET ASSETS. Dec, 81. 1886. s54O71. 1sas2
SCHEDULE OF AssFra
Loans upon Real Estate FIRST lien t20, Az, 32O17
Loans upon Stocks and Bonds. 3S5,933OO
Premium Notes on Policies in Force. 2,257,21O24
Cost Of Real estate owned by the Co... 1871 61786
Cost of United States and other Bonds 0S5O, 10000
Cost Of Bank and Railroad Stocks...... 4O0,45l00
Cash in Bank and Office. ............ 1,413,9S2.12
Balance dine from agents. 6.27643
s54.071.1s9s2
Interest due and accrued, &994, 47s.S2
Rents accrued............ 12,57O.65
Market value Of stocks
and bonds over cost. %. 545,426.55
Net deferred premiums.. 7S,S2S.1O
Gross ASSETS, Dec. 81. 1885, S557O2, 493.94
LIABILITIES:
Amount required to re-
insure all outstanding
Policies, net assuming
per cent. interest. .S49, 677 1900
Additional reserve by
Companys Standard
per cent. on Policies is
sued since April /,
1882. 1s3,13700
ALI other liablities. 783O4O54
- 50.643.3S 81
SURPLUS by Company's Standard. s5.059, 106.40
SURPLUS by Conn. Standard, per cent 5,242. 2434O
Ratio Of expenses of management to
receipts in 1885,. 028 Per cent.
Policies in force Dec, 81. 1856, 63,O27,
1ns0r1ng. $50, 52S,
JACOB L. GREENE President
JOHN N. TAYLOR vice-Preddenk
WILLIAM G. ABBOT, Secretary,
D. h. WELLS. Actuary.
A. @. GIBBS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
1901 81. N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. c. f26&m5-2t
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TAILOR MADE suTs-THE THEATKR BoNNBr-uS-
MEANING hILINERy--A POTPoURI OF U6LINEss
AND vULGARrY-sCIENrIPic DIscUssIoS OF DRESS
IN WASHINGTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER .. WILLIAMS : Co. Aucsaoaeer.

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SESSuE Il SssasES %alS HsSR
EEsEEEESWTA sfREh xHAs Mss9Rh T EhSSa
EXTRA sLzk LATEST DESIGN; sUPERE
z Sf3xsSor AH Hat kksss zhp I SIAS
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Az SS1k IS R SISISSSSSM CLAUS WIT
SkkftfNST w faSSS SAESEF sS6E SEUSs
Hs fSe&ss ssR 4SS.s sER RRaSf
O'CLOCK An. We shaft sell .. rssidencs, No. iais
snn :ssss
was recently furnished with regard to comfort resrd
AZ %sas
invi'sd the goods sgest f.. th s4
THOMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
Ten iii .sosS . 0f MONDAY N Met
store. COZ. 4th and st NV, there being . isTys
nss.s, f RI s SIS VI %Ii e sias
DEslRsAFBa5sEt .14MgP 52 PpANp gNTTPaovEI
AZ H a A. IoJK 0GLock. We Win sell m
Lot 8, Block B. Meridian HILL improved by . new
substantial Iron Dwelling, finished in modern style
situated on Erie street. between 18th and 18th stress
ALSO,
Lots and S. Block Is, Meridian Hill and ,everu,
other LOts in same vicinity.
Property in this neghborhood has and il rapidly ID
vanclng. being amongst the best located suburbs
Terms: One-third cash; balance I'm and yeaxs
notss 70 pear six per cent interest payahle semi
sed deposit OF 800 on esch lot required q time
fsf rYrrF0l I'M
Terms 20 Be complied with in ten days.
26-d&ds DUECANSON BRI)S. Auc<SoneaxsL
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH A D. 1857
same hour and place. - ~
mh2d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS, Auch
AEEICK n m WlRNER n 90
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OE1cE 3. h WARNER : 49,.

lNV8STURS,
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE UNIlRROvED
THE CITY
We are authorized by the parties in interest 70 a.
.oner q public suction in front Of the respective
1887, It HA1F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the 1oE
described property in square 70l IN tho
southeastern section Of the city:
between n and n streets
All Of Lots - to 50 Inclusive fronting on street.
between u and LIST streeta
All Of Lots 90 1IS inclusive fruntin IN u styssk
between II and streeta
Also, some intermediate Lots within the square,
PtatS OF the property be obtained upon applca-
ton ct this Office ct any time before the sale
B. II. WARNER & CO,
" 916 st NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneor8 El2-eo&ds
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DLEDMONT AIR LINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC n. 1885
Trains leave b. and p. station, 9Th and stroe1s.
300 a-m-Dsily for Warrenton. 0ordonsvillA ana
eigh Charlotte Atlanta and ali points South Pull
man palace buffet sleeping wsahingtoo 70 A1aautA
and Washington to MONTGOMERY.
2:35 p. m..-Daily, except Sunday. S9 Ma
StrasburK and intermediate stations.
$50 p m;-Dsily for Warrelton. Gordonsvin4
Charlottesville, Staunton. Louisville. Cincinnati and
points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route Pullman
eleepers Washington 70 Louisville
II 900 p.mIDAily for Lynchburg, Ralegh. AshyfnA
Charlotte Columbia Aiken, Aug,BtA, Atlanta. HOnt-
eomery, New Orleans and points Southwest Pull
man buffet sleepers Washington to Aiken & c. Waah-
ingtop 70 Montgomery. connecting with paE4G or 70
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
Leave Washington BIZ am daily, except SUNDAY
m and ale pm. returning. leave Round Hin . :08A
m daily and :1S pm, except Sunday. arriving IN
Washngton 40 I'm and 3;55 pm
8 80 Am and % m; and from LOUISVILLE 9,4OR
M StrasburF local. :05 am
Tickets, sleeping car RESERVATION and lnformAooa
furnished and baggage checked 81 ofca Col Pennsyk
yans ave., and 1t passenger station. pennsylvaniA
Jas L TAYLOR
d20 General Passenger AgeuS
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s'Eocrrrox

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u The Art Of an Axts-no persons education IN COM
plete without it"-E0s5Soa
a, Few people know what powers they possess until
this art develops hem.n-Sdlptaa
ELOCUTION AND ORATORY
IL 0ney located 1t 3l3 9Th street w. near the City
Pos On1ce, and Close BY Pa. ave, WASHINGTON D. c.
It's large structure, splendidly equipped, aud it's
PRACTICE HALLS leach 100 feet IN length) afford
unoQuAled opportunities Tor developing the strength
OF the voica Il teaches Execution elegant for
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CULTURE, ARTICULATION OF THE ENGLISH
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It's methods OF instruction are IN advance Of any in
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fessional Life or to become Teachers Of Eocutou
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Descriptive catalogue. Stammerne and Defects Of
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MISS VAN DUSEN HAS REMOVED To llo5 4
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CHORT HAND STUDENTS TRAINED FOR CON.
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Columbian College Preparatory School q y. M Terms
In advance Particulars It Capitol card stand mil
CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL. 27 5TH
Sn. g. Instruction given in Book keeping. Arithme-
Orthogr1phy. Terms reasonable C. f. WOOD. Prin-
Am
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR AN IRON BRIDGE
l. U. s. Engineers Office, 2136 Pa. Ave. W.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February ID. 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS., in triplicste, viii be received
e this office until TWELVE NJ ,on MONDAY. MARCH
SEVENTH 1887, for building IN iron highway bridge
on the piers aud abutInens Of the AQueduct bridge
acruss the Potomac river It Georgetown, D. C. The
work viii include the removal existing wooden
superstructure and construction OF additional masonry
and elnbsnkment.
Specifications and all necessary information win be
furnished on application to PETER C. HAMS
fS,S.lo,l1 &mr4,o0t Lieut.. Col of Engineers
DROPOSAIS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MA
l. SONY OF RESERVOIR OUTLET AND WING
WALLS
U. g. ENoNKKR OFF1CE
2136 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
wAsH1NGToE, D. c., February 18th. 1857.
Sealed ia trilicste win be received q this
Office until TWELVE NJ. on MONDAY, MARCH SSv-
ENTH. 1887 for the construction of the masonry of
the Reservoir Outlet and Wing walls In connection
with the reclamation Of the Potomac Flats at Wash.
ington, D. G..
For detailed Information. forms of bid. &C. apply 10
the undersigned. PETER C. HAMS
f16.l7.18,19.mr4,5-6t Lieut.-Col Of EngineesA
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o1-oni
voe.1 yl hHssG azs,.s, c.,.p s,,.,.,.
5 Sensut Mr.. II. Stevens HART, Principal of
904 M s ~; System Endorsed by Pnysi,,ans
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
.enth ~s oIS .no nic syn and 6gm,
Sa.sS sss idvsnssxss Oh E6iiZED. Director
WAvERLEY SEMINARY. 1880 MASS. AVE.
" VI Boarding and Day school for n9qng Ladies
Mis-. fnc sssl0n opens m ns
723 14TH ST N W.
And al other principal cities
Recognised a. superior to al other similar 1nstttu-
s4TIoE; Best Of native teacher. Fee extremely low
dsa r iss EssS snf Ha
rse to pups Apply to the school for programs and
eis'.ss M Mrs seI xpFLrsE i DS3S
w AsHINeToN ACADEMY OF. TELEGRAPH
w he yemSysd from Capitol Hill to esl Z :. 9: y.
THohoUaH nxS5 SSB vIS 81
p pSF terms s sn al 1efsrenses apply to cHAeLks
M Teacher of Elccution
and Voice Culture prepares Ladies and Gentlemen for
DRAMATIC STAGE
d paia e on abs pnssm oa
a g scr nom Ii until on Tussd.ya wednss-
No. 1898 as. n.y.
feI-eo1m Washington, ID. O.
M 3i3 9th St, Washington. D, C.
Ioydes pr.ctiss useful a6 bushes sss ed1c.Sn No
Terms; Life Srholarship $40 II weeks course board.
- for young ladies and little girls. 1922 st.. West
Wsshioston @ ESE circular sdaEsss p,,.,
II Prof FAsPR7NGER, late Civil service Examiner
aGa Apply IS ROW.
ERIENDS SELECT SCHOOL
An elementary and high school for both se1es. Sec.
Sps sss H SsHs SsPI 2 PSr s1
S hohc ciassss formed each month.
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Sunderland Place block south Of Dupont circle
Third term begins February z, 1887. nl-6ms
CpENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE sBURNED
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Du'' practical business Hef education that quail
6es young men and women to support themselves
and successfully perform the active duties Of life
Thorough instruction given in Eapid Writing the
English Language. Correspondence, Rapid CAlculs-
ions, Bookkeeping Business Practice Commercial
Law. Political Economy. StenogrsIhy and Type Writ.
ing. Regular day and evening sessions full corps
Of teachers: Tuition Fees-oDsy ssssiopns.Reeul.r
business course. $40, payable $40 on enter
ing and balance in monthly instslments Of no each;
per quarter Of 10 weeks, $50. PAID on entering.
three months SIS payable 50 entering and balance
In monthly instalments OF 80 each. or Sl6 IN full
on entering.
illustrated Circular sent free application.
HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal 90
Mrs. HARRIETTE MILLS-yoCAL LESSONS TO
IN Ladies' and Gentlemen. At leisure daily from four
to i've Residence. 73o 9Th st. NV.
CHELDONS ACADEMIES-lOO4 r ST. n. W.
y Mondaye, Wednesdays and SATURDAY.: ID ct and
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. TuesdaB and frdays All the
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DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study; to adults confidential; prepares for college
Annapolis, West Point, al exAminstiona
Se2S IVY INSTITUTE sw. cor 9Th and X etaL NV.
CCHOOL OF MUSIC (EsTABIEHED 1871
y 1905 st NV.
.au2i- 6m THEO. INGALLS, KING, PrincdpI
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HINTS 10 HorsIwIvKs-RECRfPfs foR PREPARING
PALArABIE DfsHEsEHuw TO COOK OYSTERS IN
DIFFERENT srYLxs-vARrous KINDS or cAKH, PuD-
DrN0 ETC, nAsTLY PRkpAR1D.
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Even women BEGIN 70 see the necessity for Soma
restriction In regard 10 bonnets worn ON nub,tc
Occasion: for they suffer from them a. mncb az
men. Many would welcome a "theater. bonnet
high enough TO be becoming, low enough NOT 10 no
an distraction: light OF weight so as NOT IN he a
burden in the several hours or wearing VET nos
seSSIDg distinction and adaptabiIity The only
materials which fulfill these conditions are tulIe
aud lace, crepe and gauZe tissues bur these are
Capable of great variation. In addition Ia the
asuai black and white there are an Infinite num-
Der OF tintS and shades, and a choice from main
frosted, dotted and embroidered tule TO point Lace
and rum simple gatZe and crepe 20 striped and sii
yered lace applique and open-worked embroidery.
Stimulating race
All these are capable OF more diversity In treat
ment and AFFORD 4 Held In which much taste in
sentyeness and originality might be expended. A
be OF Large size. Have We no American Virot. ca
paole Of lnyenting something like, yet differing
from The cdpotc. which maintained It's place for -
many years, simply because OF It's usefulness and
adaptabinty, and long after IL had lost the charm
and grace OF form, which distinguished IL As IN
came from ViroIs hands!
MILLINERY
tor some time past has been most unsatisfactory.
II has been diversified in appearance but not In
reality. Every bonnet has been q mixture, made
up OF odds and ends, pretenti0us In appearance.
but destitute OF Character OF distinct
Within It's Few inches OF space have been crowded
plush. velvet, satin, beads feathers, ribbons,
spears. pins, hOrseshoes, great, round balls anu
whatever else there was surface room for. The
weight OF some or the winter bOnnets made II a
punishment to carry them; the mixture OF cheap,
unseied ornamentation gave them an appearance
OF Vulgarity; even before IL assumed the shabby
aspect common TO such modes OF decoration, IL Is
" oe hoped that this reign OF rubbish has reaches.
CLIMAX; That the newnesS and freshness OF
sqiIg VIII restore 10 US more natural methods.
them
us tt necessary for the nnai advancement of
women that should waste my time and swallow
an ms oao Ant asked Lady sr u wonan's meet
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pint OF water. Put the oysters on the fire In the
liquor. The moment it begins to simmer tnot boil
for that would shrive the oysters pour it through
q colander into hot dish, leaving the oysters In
the c0lauder. Put into saucepan two ounces O1
butter, and when 1t bubbles sprinkle in one table
spoonful OF hour Let this cook a few minutes
SURFING 1t well, then add to It gradually the oyster
juice and half pint OF good cream (Which has
been brought to a boil In another vesseD; season
carefully with cayenne pepper and salt, skim we'll
then add the oysters Do not let IL boil but serve
Immediately.
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A FOREIGN LADY OF CULTURE DESIRES TO
IA exchange inssructions in Music. French and Ger
man conversation for board and in q respectable
family. Address n. T. Star once. 1t
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called plated vest, which shows that the habit
bodice will retain the popularity it has acquired
from its neatness Of form and general usefulness
Underwear Is no longer restricted TO simple and
serviceaols materials or standard FORMS silk has
taken the place OF linen and cotton with the
luxurious and lace Is used more hvtshly than
upon dresses worn outside.
Nightgowns Of, ecru, Verona silk have loose
fronts made entirely OF Valencennes lace and full
sleeves OF lace, tied with ribbons matching the
shade OF the gown. Others have fronts and sleeves
which are formed OF alternate stripes OF silk and
lace. In the meantime, women who stick TO the
TRADITIONS and have not so much money, can buy
long, well made nightgOwns OF soft finished cloth
tucked and button h0led in a delicate scolOp upon
the the. edge Tor dollar and half each; and all
a ladies' literary and scientific society In WASH
lnSton mas the dress question under Amusement
Tor the purpose OF finding a way, IL possible OF
uniting utility with beauty and the diversity OF
modern requirements. AT present women are the
slaves OF the French dresslnaker Just rs men are
OF The London tailor, and appear TO be bound
heiplessly TO the wheels OF the corset and the
Dustie- A fashionable furnisher who will give us
DodlCe, Delt, walSt-One or aii-which will I'LL the
gap between the corset and nothing, and shape
and support the waist, which IS INDISPENSABLE for
The present race OF w0men-wtll find herself fam
GUS or at least she win have struck vein capable
VI DelnS prohtaoiy worked JENNY JUNE.
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Number 40.

90 25 miles either way, so he went
where wages were best, and 50
miles of country was too large for
five men to control wages. Result.
wages rose 50 cents per day at
once. Besides this, the railroad
paid higher wages and only re-
CURED 10 hours work per day.
When the c. S. r. r. was CON-
pleted to Somerset the writer.
while crossing the Cumberland
Hills, saw quite a number of Boyle
and Mercer county men getting
out coal in readiness for the road
to be extended Being well &C
quainted the writer went home to
the camp and enquired: DO you
like this work better than farlning?"
lit pays better. What do you
get'' "S2.25 per yard, running
measure in the entries. How
many yards can you dig?' About
two yards per day, according as
tie dIT is SOOd or Dad.
Arrived at the camp. a game of
cards was in progress. In match
box on the table was $50. Just
as we entered the game finished.
An old Danville acquaintance was
the loser. He showed the cards
he was beaten on. The fine tex
ture and quality Of the cards we're
by my friend. He said
they were French imported and
cost 81 per pack. He would have
worked a long while in Boyle
county corn before he could have
enjoyed the pleasure of losing a
game with two dollar cards for
sixty dollar stakes.
A woodcutter went into the
woods with new axe and begged
The trees to give him enough tim
Der to make handle. The re-
quest seemed to be so modest and
small that the trees agreed that a
small ash should furnish the tim
Der. The ash objected and asked
or the protection Of her sister
:rees. 1t was refused. So the
nan cut out handle and after fit
ing it he cut down some Of the
inest and largest trees in the for
st. AS large cedar fell across
/ felled oak it whispered, 1--WE
made a mistake. The first conces-
lion lost all. IL we had stood by
our little ash sister we would not
lave been cut down.
So when we are begged for our
'otes to be used against public
Improvement, much needed by
'ur fellow citizens, see to it that
We don't furnish the handle for the
Ike of the enemy.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-18

An effort is being made to re-
move Buck Run Baptist Church
from Woodlake to Forks of Elk
horn.